Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14
MOUSDSVILLE-
An Accident on the Riyer-City Election
Personal News.

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MoUNDsyILLE March l2-Fnday al
ternOon as the tOwbOat d. W. Woodward
was on her way up the Ohio with twenty
bargs in tow belonging to Joseph Walton
* Co, she began racing with another boat
opposite Baresville, the wind blew her into
the Paper Queen, a small boat owned by
J. ". Barret, Of Wheeling, slowing in one
side Of the boat, damaging Barret's stock
Of paper and knocking siXty-three empty
oil barrels into the river. which were
caught below New Martinsville. Damages
amounted to about three hundred dollars,
Miss Grace Jones, of Dillies Bottom, Is
the guest OF Miss Agnes Caulield.
The city election took place on Thursday
which resulted in the following being
elected; Mayor. Charles Quinn; Sergeant,
Emanuel Deitz; Councilman First ward,
:. RiSinger, +. c. GriSSell, L. ). Neon
nell: Second ward. Charles Weaver, DIR.
q. W. Bruce; Third ward, F. Blake, Mr..
Pickett. Mr.. Brooks, Alderman John
Schumacher, Chas Jones.
Misses Lizzie Henrietta and Ida Craw =
ford were the guests Of friends here this
week.
The NJ. f. festival at Masonic Hall on
Thursday night wasa success, netting over
one hundred dollars.
Rev: LOOMS, Of the VI. +. Church North
of Parkersburg, Vas here this week.
Mr.. Jim Burleigh, manager of the Hicks
oil well was badly burned on Saturday.
County Court was in session last SAtur-
day, receiving contracts for constructing
a bridge over McMechen's run. he con-
tract for the masonry was awarded 70 On
tractor Finley. of Beliaire, at $40 per
cubic ward. For the over structure, TO tine
Columbia Bridge Co, Of Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs sara Holiday was called to Leath-
erwood this week, owing 10 the illness Of
her sister, Miss L~unSford. who was thrown
from = carriage and received seTiods iuju-
rieS which will keep her confined to her
room for several months.
Mrs. 3. F. Meighen and niece, left for
Milwaukee. They were accompanied by
K. Morris, who l. on his way TO Dakota.
Services in St. Francis Xayier Roman
Catholic church to-day at half-past ten.
A. BoutlOn, Rector.
Judge G.. L. Cranmer, of Wheeling. will
preach Al the Presbyterian church TO day,
morning and evening.
Mrs :. W. Matthews entertained TWEEN
ty-fye members Of Peterkin club, on Fri
day evening. with a i've O'Clock dinner.
Miss Emma Parkinson, of Beaver Col
lege. Pa. will be home in two weeks Tor
Easter holidays.
Miss Annie Cheadle, Of Cambridge. . .
IS the guest Of 7. d. Cheadle's family.
Miss Iona White, OF Bolton, was visiting
Miss Cora Parkinson.
Miss Hutchinson, OF Matamorls. o, has
returned 10 her home after = weeks visit
10 Miss Ella McFadGen.
Hans CrisWell. Vanilla Jones Of the
R~EGISTER, Is visiting his parents here.
Mr.. VIM. HOge and Mr.. BOyd. Of Wheel
ing. were in NoundSyille OF business this
week.
Miss Grace Wharry and mother returned
from Bellaire on Thursday.
Circuit Court convened on Monday with
Judge Jacobs on the bench. The following
were indicted for selling liquors without,
license:
BenwOOd-James Smith, ST. l: Henry
RemhOf. /: Louie Shane, ,: VIM. p. Cur
ren. ,; August Schlie, 3: John Higgins. 2:
VIM jefferson. ,: John McIIOugh. ,: Wal
ter Dugan, =; 7. Z. DOlan, 1; Neil Quiu.
,; Casper Lash. 8.
MOundsville-Jame johnson. /: JAMES
McGll. {, for selling wine: VI. /. Brant-
ner, ,; Nike Callahan, ,; MrS. 4. LaEler.
8; Miss b. Higgins, ,; Pat Callahan. /.
Henry Earnest, D; l.. 4. Deitz, :; John
Henretta, :; Henry Snider. &3.
Glen Easton-Andrew Deitz. /.
The following parties were indicted for
permitting spirituOus liquors to be sold
contrary 10 law in property owned By
them: Patrick Henrietta, Aaron Ramsey.
Hartman Herrick, Thomas J. Higgins and
others Mary Earnest, Amelia Snider.
George GeOgleine.
The following were indicted for MiSde-
meanOr Wiley Taylor, William Logan.
Jane Lucas, John Kelley, Harris Rose and
Vincent Taylor.
The following druggists were indicted for
selling liquor contrary 10 Law A. II. Bur
lev. E 5 Davis and I. Is. Rogers
The following felony indictments were
found John Kelley and Wiley johnson.
Richard Alien indicted for failing to give
in $4,000 loaned by him to the Assessor
for assessment.
DR.. J. {. Duncan was indicted for giving
prescriptions to aid a~druggiSt 20 sell liquor
in violation of law.